College Courses Norfolk

...happening and what might happen in different real life situations. The course was developed in collaboration with Mathematics in Education and Industry (MEI)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...OCR Performance Studies is taught in the high performing Expressive Arts Department which Ofsted graded as nationally outstanding in 2008. Learning...

...Applicants should also have a minimum of six GCSEs at grades 9-4 Career Progression Students may go on to a very wide range of creative careers... Learn about: Full Time...

...Its definitely challenging, but the overall engagement, enthusiasm and passion of the teaching makes English Literature very enjoyable and rewarding...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should have a miimum of a grade 6 in GCSE Maths and a grade 6,6 in GCSE combined science:Trilogy, or grade 6 in GCSE Physics... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Physics...

...graded as nationally outstanding in 2008. Inspectors said that Paston students produce creative and often ambitious pieces of work in Photography...

...Biology and Sociology are especially relevant, but students also successfully take the subject with many other combinations from Maths to Photography... Learn about: Full Time...

...AS Film Studies In AS Film you will develop theoretical and practical skills by studying a range of films and case studies exploring film analysis techniques... Learn about: Film Studies...

...of six GCSEs at grades 9-4. Students do not need to have completed GCSE Religious Studies/Philosophy , however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 5 should have been achieved... Learn about: Full Time, Religious Studies...

...of the nation by participation in physical activity, combined with the heightened interest in sport caused by the 2012 London Olympics, has opened up... Learn about: Physical Education...

...ideologies ranging from conservatism to feminism and in the second half of the ear you will study global politics, covering issues ranging from climate change to the... Learn about: Full Time...

...Its a small class so you get lots of one-to-one time. Lewis Westlake, current A2 student. I find studying French at college fascinating. There are...

...be open to different arguments. Sociology goes well with other social sciences and humanities subjects... Learn about: Full Time...

...their dangers and their uses. How some things can appear to be two completely different entities at the same time. Assessment Two written and practical examinations...

...design and other creative industries. Summary This subject will help you to develop a working knowledge of materials, practises and processes in contemporary textiles... Learn about: Full Time...

...complex numbers and problems which will satisfy and challenge you. Further Maths is a mixture of concepts, ranging from the very real to the very imaginary...

...and gender identity? Biological Approach what are the differences between female and male brains? Learning Approach do males and females learn their behaviours...

...You can combine Geography with a wide range of Humanities, Science, Language and Business subjects. Great course, great teacher. I had a lot of fun during...

...and watching extracts from films and documentaries not just reading from the textbook. I liked the fact that Sociology really relates to the world around...

...its culture and history. Chris Welfare (reading Psychology with German at Essex University). I am hoping to continue with German alongside Law at University...